He was a disabled military officer who doted on his research work in the Northwest.

Only by crushing Shen Tang can she turn the tables.

Investigation team!

Correct!

She turned around and walked quickly towards the hospital gate.

The provincial investigation team had just arrived and was still handing over the case to the hospital director at the hospital entrance.

She's going to report them. Report Shen Tang for practicing medicine without a license, report the lack of approval for this batch of medicines, and report the hospital for using injured people for experiments.

As soon as the investigation team gets involved, Shen Tang is finished.

……

At the hospital entrance.

Lin Guodong had just arrived from the machinery factory to learn about the treatment of the wounded.

The dean was standing nearby, giving a report:

"Currently, all twelve seriously injured individuals are out of danger. The thirty-seven slightly injured individuals are in stable condition. Three people died—all at the scene—"

"Team Leader Lin!"

Bai Wei rushed out of the emergency room, panting heavily.

Lin Guodong frowned: "Who are you?"

"I'm a hospital nurse," Bai Wei said, her voice not too low, but loud enough for everyone around to hear. "I want to report this."

The dean, thinking he'd misheard, turned and glared at her. "Bai Wei! Are you out of your mind? What's wrong with you? This is none of your business, go away!"

"I said I was going to report it! Why are you stopping me!" Bai Wei shouted loudly when she saw the dean scolding her.

Lin Guodong waved his hand, stopping the dean who was about to pull her away. "What are you reporting? Let her explain herself."

"There's someone practicing medicine without a license in the hospital!" Seeing that Team Leader Lin was asking her to explain, Bai Wei's voice rose even louder: "Her name is Shen Tang, and she doesn't even have a medical license, yet she's treating the wounded in the emergency room. And—she and someone from the agricultural research station are privately manufacturing medicine without any approval procedures, and then giving it directly to the wounded! This is using the wounded as guinea pigs!"

Upon hearing this, the dean wanted to slap her. Did she want him to die by saying such crazy things in front of the investigation team?

Lin Guodong's expression turned serious. "Are you sure?"

"I'm sure!" Bai Wei said firmly. "I saw her whispering with those two surnamed Lu last night, and then they were fiddling with herbs somewhere. They used them on the injured today. How can we let unqualified people handle such a serious accident? What if something goes wrong—"

Lin Guodong turned to look at the dean: "What happened?"

The hospital director's forehead began to sweat: "Well—Shen Tang does help out at the hospital, but she has a certain foundation in traditional Chinese medicine—and she's quite good… There are so many people lining up to make appointments…"

"Do you have a medical license?" Lin Guodong interrupted him.

The hospital director opened his mouth, "The hospital has temporary permits; she only does acupuncture and massage."

"But now it's not just acupuncture and massage anymore! There was an accident in the factory area, and she's already involved in treatment! Practicing medicine without a license is unlicensed practice!" Bai Wei shouted from the side, and the dean wished he could sew her mouth shut.

Lin Guodong looked at him and asked, "Has that batch of medicine been approved?"

The dean's face darkened further. Old Chen had told him about the medicine, which was only made last night. How could it possibly have been approved?

Lin Guodong's expression turned completely somber.

"Let's go. Let's take a look."

The group walked towards the emergency room lobby.

Bai Wei followed at the back, a smug smile playing on her lips.

So what if you have a few ignorant military wives and uneducated workers in the compound supporting you?

This time, I'll make sure you, Shen Tang, suffer a great loss!

……

Emergency room lobby.

As soon as Lin Guodong entered the room, he saw a group of people gathered in the corridor.

"The temperature has really gone down! 37.6 degrees!"

"It really works!"

The family members were so moved that their eyes welled up with tears.

Lin Guodong walked over and saw a middle-aged man sitting on the hospital bed. His complexion was obviously better than before, and he was drinking water.

"What happened?" he asked.

The nurse quickly explained, "This patient was injured in yesterday's explosion. His wound is infected, and he has a persistent high fever. This morning, he received a plant-based antibacterial medication, and his temperature has dropped from 39.6 degrees Celsius last night to 37.6 degrees Celsius now."

Lin Guodong glanced at the medical record, then at the empty medicine bottle.

"Who is in charge of this medicine?"

"It was jointly developed by Dr. Chen, Dr. Shen, and Teacher Lu," the nurse said. "The effect is particularly good—it has already been used on more than a dozen wounded soldiers, and their improvement is very obvious."

Lin Guodong's gaze fell on the medicine bottle.

The pale yellow liquid was clear and clean, showing no signs of anything unusual.

"What about the approval procedures?"

The nurse hesitated for a moment: "Dr. Chen is in the operating room; the paperwork should be with him—"

"Nonsense! This medicine was only delivered last night! How could it have been approved?!" Bai Wei's voice rang out from behind the crowd, sharp and piercing. "It's a substandard product from a small workshop! Team Leader Lin, you have to do something about this—this is playing with the lives of the wounded!"

Lin Guodong turned to the dean and said, "Call Shen Tang here. And Dr. Chen too."

The hospital director wiped the sweat from his brow: "Dr. Shen hasn't arrived yet, and Dr. Chen is still in the operating room—he should be out soon."

"Then let's wait for him to come out," Lin Guodong said. "Until then, this batch of medicine will be suspended from use."

"Team Leader Lin—" the nurse cried out urgently, "But the wounded are still here—"

"I said pause," Lin Guodong said firmly. "We'll talk again after the procedures are verified."

The corridor fell silent.

The family members looked at each other, bewildered, not knowing what had happened.

Bai Wei stood at the edge of the crowd, her smile growing wider.

Shen Tang, you're in big trouble now. When you get here, I'm going to see you begging for mercy on your knees!

Then I'll give you another kick and make sure you get kicked out of the compound and sent to jail!

……

ten minutes later,

The surgery is finally over.

Dr. Chen took off his mask and walked out of the operating room. Without taking a break, he went back to his office to get a stack of paperwork that had just been processed overnight, intending to show it to the hospital director.

The past two days of back-to-back work had left his neck stiff, as if it were filled with lead. He stretched as he walked toward the emergency room.

As soon as I arrived at the emergency room lobby, I was taken aback by the scene in the corridor, and then quickly walked over.

The dean glanced at him with concern and introduced him as Lin, the head of the investigation team.

"Team Leader Lin." He noticed the dean's tense and strange expression and felt a little odd. "Did you need something from me?"

Lin Guodong looked at him: "I need to verify something. There's someone at your hospital named Shen Tang—does she have a medical license?"

Dr. Chen was taken aback.

Bai Wei saw it and felt so happy she could fly!

It's started! It's started!

Unexpectedly, Dr. Chen nodded immediately: "Yes."

Bai Wei's smile froze.

"Impossible!" she blurted out. "She's just a country bumpkin—how could she possibly have a certificate?"

Dr. Chen glanced at her, ignored her, and handed the documents in his hand to Lin Guodong.

"This is Shen Tang's medical practice license. It was specially approved by the Military Region Health Department, primarily for traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and massage, but internal medicine treatment can be performed in emergencies."

Lin Guodong took the document and turned to the first page—

The official seal of the military region's health department is clearly visible. Furthermore, the responsibilities are clearly stated, and the emergency situation could involve internal medicine, which is indeed an emergency. There's not much to say about practicing medicine.

"And there's the medicine—it's very effective," Dr. Chen continued, handing over another document. "This is an emergency approval that was processed overnight. It's an antibacterial agent extracted from plant roots—the formula, purification process, and preliminary results records—everything is included."

Lin Guodong flipped through the documents page by page.

Formula ingredients: Salt-tolerant plant root extracts, natural lysozyme, multiple antimicrobial peptide complexes...

Purification process: Grinding → Centrifugation → Precipitation → Filtration → Sterilization...

Preliminary results: In 18 critically injured patients, the treatment resulted in an average decrease in body temperature of 1.6 degrees Celsius, significant reduction in inflammatory response, and no adverse reactions…

Approving authority: Health Department of the Military Region; Emergency access approval.

Lin Guodong looked up, somewhat surprised: "Didn't you say it was developed last night? It's finished so quickly?"

"Yes," said Dr. Chen. "Commander Mu instructed beforehand that all procedures must be compliant. So as soon as the medicine was made, I worked through the night to prepare the materials and get it urgently approved."

He handed over the last document:

"This is the clinical application record. Every case of use, efficacy evaluation, and adverse reaction monitoring is meticulously documented."

Lin Guodong took the document, remained silent for a few seconds, and then turned to look at Bai Wei.

Bai Wei's face was deathly pale.

"Impossible—" her voice trembled, "How could she—she's from the countryside—how could she possibly have these—"

"What did you just say about practicing medicine without a license?" Lin Guodong's voice was cold. "And what did you mean by 'products without a manufacturer's name, address, or production date'?"

Bai Wei opened her mouth, but couldn't say a word.

The surrounding crowd was outraged. Given what happened that morning and what was happening now, even a fool could see that Bai Wei was after Shen Tang.

"Oh dear, I initially thought she meant well, but it turns out she was targeting Dr. Shen. Does this nurse have some kind of grudge against him?"

"Who knew it was all a premeditated act of settling a personal score! How terrifying."

Bai Wei heard this and wished she could shut all these people up.

Suddenly, someone in the crowd shouted, "This nurse is terrible! She changed the wrong medication for a patient before, and she said the other person wasn't licensed. Who knows what she's like herself! Investigate her!"